E85 Gas

Presser

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• Apr 3, 2007

• #1

does anyone know if the new gas e85 (85% ethenol) is ok to use for any vehicle or just some newer type vehicles?

it only 2$ a gallon compared with 2.80 here for regular gas

 

MMX2

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• Apr 3, 2007

• #2

Look inside your car gas tank for a label.
If you can use it will state it on the label.

 

Get_Swole

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• Apr 3, 2007

• #3

yeah it has to pretty much tell you you can. Damn you guys' gas and ours are pretty close i gotta put premium in my baby though good thing i get like 30 to the gallon lol.

 

NAIR

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• Apr 3, 2007

• #4

fuck, gas is 3.50 here.

 

Get_Swole

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• Apr 4, 2007

• #5

haha hence the reason ill never live in cali haha.

 

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dreww

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• Apr 4, 2007

• #6

Presser said:

does anyone know if the new gas e85 (85% ethenol) is ok to use for any vehicle or just some newer type vehicles?

it only 2$ a gallon compared with 2.80 here for regular gas

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i thought those vehicles just came out in 06 or 07'

 

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mikeswift

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• Apr 4, 2007

• #7

What are you driving these days Press? besides your wife crazy... (hahahaha I kill myself I'm so F'ing funny)

check your owners manual bro, it should state it right in the front

 

Presser

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• Apr 4, 2007

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2003 explorer xlt, and they made it sound like it was usable gas in any newer type engine , i mean ethanol is in our gas we use now i think they just changed the ration completely around so im wondering if i can use, it but after more digging i found that New Jersey doesnt have even 1 e85 gas station, figures we have the nations highest car insurance rates and they cant even give us cheaper gas

 

chotto

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• Apr 5, 2007

• #9

Presser-I work in fuel system and I can tell you with all certainty that your vehicle will not work on E85. Very few do in fact. Less than 5% that are currently on the road right now and most are just a year or so old.

 

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mikeswift

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• Apr 9, 2007

• #10

thanks Chotto, See Presser it's not our glorious State's fault, now stop bashing NJ anymore than you have to and start raising pigs so you can run your vehicle on methane.... mmmmmm pork chops.

 

irishpride

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• Apr 9, 2007

• #11

is jersey still a state? i thought we just turned it into a landfill and made everyone move out LOL

 

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mikeswift

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• Apr 10, 2007

• #12

don't be jealous because you live in the 6th borough you little rascal